The recent backlash Meghan Markle's Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, has received, particularly focusing on the second season. The show has been widely criticized for being "tone-deaf" and “painfully contrived,” with many critics deeming it as a desperate attempt by Markle to appear more relatable and authoritative. The reviews have been overwhelmingly negative, with some even calling the show "embarrassing" and "artificial."
A significant moment in the second season involved a guest, Payman Bahami Bailey, a mixologist, who humiliated Meghan Markle on her own show. During an awkward exchange, he bluntly admitted that he didn't watch Suits—the show that made Meghan famous—saying, “I don’t watch basic cable.” This comment was a direct, unfiltered jab at Markle, who responded with forced laughter, but the moment seemed to capture the discomfort and lack of authenticity surrounding the show. This interaction added to the growing perception that Meghan's public image is overly curated and desperate for validation.
Further criticism came from celebrity chef James Stark, who called out the staged and fake nature of the second season. Despite being asked to participate in the show’s first season, Stark turned it down, citing the show's lack of genuine cooking expertise and Markle’s need for credibility. Full News
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